Freeport Printing Press

Freeport,
OH
(2010)

Freeport Printing Press

Business Development, Manufacturing, Rural

With the fiscal support of Finance Fund, Freeport Press was able to purchase a Komori Systems 38-S Web commercial printing press for their growing business.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $6,000,000
Total Project Cost: $6,621,000

IMPACT

25 FTE jobs
5 construction jobs

CDEs

Finance Fund

Investor

PNC

Project Description

With the fiscal support of Finance Fund, Freeport Press was able to purchase a Komori Systems 38-S Web commercial printing press for their growing business. This new press increased productivity, ultimately allowing the company to retain 150 jobs and add 40 new positions.

MAP

Address: 121 Main Street, Freeport, OH 43973

Census Tract: 39067975800

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